Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25
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V". INK. VIC STOCcT, IL having a 6UOre
erected 2Ox24 feet, which will soon be com.
pleted.-Meadecvil|e still looks forward
hopefully to the Copper Company's works
starting up.-Mrs. Gagnier is contemplate
ing a trip to Canada.-Young R%anchero,
owned by J. F. McEvoy, has been practic.
ing at the race track for several months.
lie is one OF the most promising horses in
the county. He is matched to trot for
$500 at the race track on the 4th of July.
The express drivers are kicking about
the bad condition of the roads, and they
are justified in doing so. This would he a
very pleasant drive if the ruts were filled
and the cnlverts repaired. One culvert is
entirels closed 80 that the water all over
flows upon the roa during heavy rains
have been attending st. Mary's Academy
in Salt Lake City, will return Friday to
spend their vacation with their mother.
Mrs. Rutledge. The day of their arrival
will be the 18th birthday OF Miss Mamie.
A ball will be given at the Knights OF
Labor Hall in honor of the occasion.-Rev
Mr.. Bennett will conduct services at the
Knights of Labor Hall next Tuesday ever.
ing.-The Catholic Sunday school picnic
at Columbia Gardens was greatly enjoyed
last Saturday, this being their first annual
picnic. A great many older persons at
tended the ball in the evening who were not
present during the dav.-Meaderville is
very anxious for the return of the teachers
employed last year, Miss Crossman and
Miss Birdseye.-Mr. Ada ms is having his
new house painted and papered at Column
bla Gardens. His family have already
moved in their new home.-The Eureka
restaurant is doing a good business, not
withstanding the general depression pre-.
uIIIn horo Ms D,+1ol-- l.. ----.
tress, is enterprlsing ard always has her
table supplied with the best the market az
Mccartney closed her millinery
shop here and has now engaged in the mil
llnery business at Anaconda.-Three hotels
closed here. the Occidental, the
Meaderville and the Cleveland House.
The health OF the community
is good now, the epidemics prevail.
ing a few weeks ago having subsided.-Mrs.
Glllick has gone east to spend the summer
with her mother.-Mrs J. f. McEvoy
lelt last evening for Bloomington, Wiscon-
SIN, to spend several months with rela-
are no private schools in
MeadervlIIe at present. Many of the par !
epts wish for one. There is an opening for
teacher.-Clark's Colusa will shut |
down in a few days and the machinery be |
moved to the Elm Orlu.-The men who \
were struck by lightning while working in |
Che mill have all recovered sufficiently to |
resume work. Meaderville speaks highly |
OF the enjoyable time at the Turn Verein
picnic given last Sunday at Columbia Gar.
lens. The races were very amusing. The
was one of the most ENJOYABLE fea.
lures OF the day. Mr.. G.. Weideman and
G1ttiehoffer were the floor managers.
"hapld progress is being Iuade on the
new road on the side hills neal here. Blast
ng continues and rapid progress is being
made near the Modoc.-The weddino
vhich occurred at the Catholic Church in
suite last Wednesday is somewhat roman
nc. The bride, Miss Maggie Connors. having
all the way from New York to ioip her
over Mr.. r. P%hlenherty, who has been for
ONE tune a resident OF this place. Miss
aura Adam, Miss Maggie. Sullivan. Tim
Murphy and Tommie Gavin were with tho
party, who made a trip to Gre,son
prlngs n then went to Anaconda. the
lure nome OF the newly married connie 1
d. ferguson and Charley Steer went awav
u d hshing excursion yesterday,-The |
enla! countenance OF Chris Weidman can
I'LL be seen at his Old stand on Main
Mountain Chief has finished
.nk'hg the one hundred foot shaft. Thew
now down four hundred and ifty feef
MRS, lho'nas Vincent left last evening on {
.,,p ~ England to visit her mother. She
49,, :, ~ remain about three months.-:,
anderson Bros. have Just received - lave {
voice OF dry goods They now have = I
rye assortment Of goods in their line - a;
ouls Gunderson will return next FRIDAY
nm the East where he has been v~;s;t;n,
atlves:-A daring thief entered the Row.
n. ". Mcdonald at the old Occidentni +
otel, now used as a lodging house, and =
,rried on a watch and everything valua l
e ne could find. Mcdonald thought # )
Is n,s partner returning from work and t,
d not heed him until too late. c